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Holy Rosary Cathol ic Church Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 25, 2017
1043 Lake Avenue
Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
Parish Office Msgr. Timothy McGee, Pastor Fr. Andrew Obel, Associate Pastor Deacon Gary Hager Deacon Jim Thomas Mary Hager Parish/Financial Secretary Terry Matter Parish/Financial Secretary Brady Borslien Youth Director Susan Champa, Liturgical Music Scott Mehlhaff Liturgical Music Charles Loreth Maintenance
Faith Formation JoAnne Knuttila, Preschool/Elementary Jean Olson, Preschool/Elementary Barbara Schmidt, Middle School/Sr. High
School Office Mike Connell Principal Terri Paskey AM School Secretary Advancement Director Shantel Jutz PM School Secretary
Eucharistic Liturgies Saturday ……...5:00 pm Sunday …….. 8:00 and 10:00 am Please refer to the Liturgy Schedule in the bulletin for the weekday Mass times.
Sacraments
Baptisms If you are planning to present your baby for Baptism in the near future, please contact Monsignor Tim at 847-1393.
Reconciliation Saturday at 4 pm or by appointment.
Marriage Those wishing to celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage are asked to contact the Pastor at least six months prior to the intended date of the celebration.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesday, 10 –5 Devotional Chapel
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator Louann McGlynn 218-281-7895 [email protected] (safe, confidential line)
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:00 to 4:30
Closed from 12:00 –1:00 pm Friday 8:00 to Noon
How to reach us…
Website : www.holyrosarycc.org E-Mail: [email protected] Parish Phone…………………... 847-1393 School Phone..……………….....847-5306 Fax…………………………...…..847-6367
Age With Knowledge Seminars….As we or our loved ones begin to age, things can change - physically, mentally, emotionally- some-times slowly, sometimes suddenly. Essentia Health wants to help you understand your options and learn about available tools to better prepare you for the challenges of aging. There will be three different seminars held. Registration is 11:30, Program 12 - 1, Location, EMS building, it is free with a light lunch served.
Wednesday, June 28…”Living Your Best Day - to the End” Leah Hochstein and Brenda Iverson. They will share the importance of discussing, documenting and sharing of your priorities with your loved ones. Also speak on palliative care, hospice care & medication.
Wednesday, July 12…”When it’s time Move” Sue Braun, Tonya Clemm, Deanna Sinclair, Linda Lammers. They will discuss the process of readying your house to sell and moving into a smaller space and what housing options are out there.
Wednesday, July 19…”Creating Better Lives, One Memory at a Time” Kendra Lund, Tammi Fuchs, Janae Becker. Do you worry about memory issues? Learn information on where to start including: diagnosis, working with healthcare professions and other supportive resource to help throughout the journey.
RSVP requested, please call 218.844.0719 or Email: [email protected]
TUESDAYS IN THE PARK! MUSIC & PICNIC!!! Every Tuesday night, local musicians & bands will perform in the DL City Park’s Bandshell, near the
Pavilion, at 7:00 pm. If it rains, concerts are moved inside the Pavilion. Prior to the FREE concert, there will be a picnic style meal from 6 – 7 pm, served up by volunteers. This is a fund-raiser for Habitat for Humanity and the Community Connections Series of the Historic Holmes Theatre, so your donations for the food will benefit those programs.
June 27 – Morydian Aug. 1 – Mark Fogelson July 4 – No Picnic or music Aug. 8 – Ulen Centennial Band July 11 – Doc & the Scrubs Aug. 15 – Doc & the Scrubs July 18 – Tim Eggebraaten Aug. 22 – The Sky Blues Band July 25 – The SLOGs Aug. 29 – Lakes Area Comm. Concert Band
A huge thank you to Janelle & Curt Erickson, Pattiy & Tom Holweger, Carol & Jerry Tharaldson, Eileen & Larry Bolstad who represented Holy Rosary by preparing the meal at last week’s Tuesday’s in the Park. Over 150 people were served!
Do you drink Coke or any Coca-Cola Beverage? Here’s an easy way to support Holy Rosary School! On every bottle or case (inside) of a Coca-Cola beverage you will find a “Coke
Reward Code”. Bring them to the school and we have volunteer par-ents who enter them for you and the school receives anywhere between 5¢ to 38¢ each -depending on the item. Qualifying products are Coke, Diet Coke, Barqs, Dasani, Fanta, Fresca, Mellow Yellow, Minute Maid, Powerade, Sprite, Tab, Fuse. Thanks for supporting Holy Rosary School!
Are you on traveling this summer and want to see when the Mass-es are being said at Catholic Churches in that area? Check out mass-times.org and a majority of the Catholic Churches in the US are listed in there!
First Lutheran, Detroit Lakes will host a Centennial Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, July 12, 11-1. Tickets sold at the door. Everyone Welcome!
Busy and traveling this summer? Won’t make it to Mass at Holy Rosary? Sign up for auto-pay on your weekly contributions and it will be one less thing you have to worry about ! It’s easy...just fill out a simple form at the Parish Office or go online to www.holyrosarycc.org and go on the “online giving” tab to enroll.
Director of the Office of Youth Ministry & Catechesis: Diocese of Crookston
The Diocese of Crookston is seeking a full time Director of the Office of Youth Ministry and Catechesis. This office serves the pastors, parish youth ministers and parish directors of religious education and formation. The candidate is a voice in the diocese for our young people. The candidate will coordinate all diocesan youth activities (camps, rallies, trainings, etc.) with the assistance of parish employees and volunteers. The candidate will also conduct training sessions for catechesis in parishes. We are seeking a candidate with an educational background and experience in the areas of youth ministry and religious education. The qualifying candidate needs to be a practicing Catholic who has an understand-ing of the teachings of the Catholic Church and desires to promote them. Send resume and references to: Msgr. Mike Foltz, Diocese of Crookston, P. O. Box 610, Crookston, MN. 56716 or email: [email protected]. Interviews begin by June 30.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Frazee, is seeking to fill two part-time positions: Coordinator of Music & a Coordinator of Religious Education. Please Contact Msgr. David Baumgartner for details. (218-308-1296; [email protected])
Development / Stewardship Director… Sacred Heart School and Parish is seeking a Development/Stewardship Director. This position is responsible for executing the development plan, promoting volunteerism, and facilitating financial growth for the School and Parish. Full job description can be found at: www.sacredheartegf.net/employment . Application deadline is July 21, 2017. Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume, reference list and letters of recommendation to: Carl Adolphson, School President, 200 3rd ST NW, East Grand Forks, MN 56721, Or [email protected]
MINISTRY JOB OPENINGS THROUGHOUT THE DIOCESE
WE WELCOME ALL WHO ARE WORSHIPPING WITH US TODAY. WE HOPE YOUR TIME IN THE LAKES COUNTRY OF MINNESOTA IS PLEASANT!
NOTES FROM MSGR. TIM: CHURCH CLEANING BEE: A note of thanks to all who came to church yesterday to help with our church cleaning bee. A lot of areas were dusted up, spruced up and freshened up. Thanks again
PARISH STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE: On June 30, Holy Rosary Parish will close its books for fiscal year 2016-2017. To date we are behind our budgeted goal by nearly $39,000. This is part of the amount we actually need to operate our parish and it is somewhat less than at this time last year. If you have fallen behind in your commitment to the parish and would like to help us lessen this amount and ease the financial burden it would be so appreciated.
PARISH OFFICES CLOSED FRIDAY AFTERNOONS THIS SUMMER. Beginning this week our Parish Offices will be closed on Friday afternoons for the balance of the summer. Adjusted office hours will be Monday through Thursday- 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and 1:00 to 4:30 P.M. and Friday 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon. These hours will be in effect through Friday, September 1. Please continue to enjoy these wonderful summer days!
THIS PAST FRIDAY a group of young people and chaperones from our parish and other points in our diocese left for a mission trip to Jamaica. While they are there they will be doing various tasks such as building, cleaning and fixing in poor areas of the country. Please keep them in your prayers in the coming days.
WE HOPE YOU NOTICE how our north parking lot area is continuing to be “spruced up”. We are grateful to Chris and Mara Bergen and Kevin and Susie Johnson of Bergen’s Green House for their gift of Physocarpus plants that will form a hedge on the north side of the parking lot. Thanks also to our Gardening Saints and Angels for their great attention to all our outside yard details!
PARISH FESTIVAL: Though our parish festival is a ways out it will be here before you know it. The trailer will be set up in the south parking lot after July 4 to receive your live auction items. More information about the festival is inside today’s bulletin.
Beginning today I will be gone from the parish (with the exception of this Wednesday) to enjoy a few days of summer with family and friends. Believe it or not I am going to attend the sixtieth anniversary of a water ski club that I belonged to years ago (and yes-I used to be able to be on water skis and a saucer in my younger years). So this should be a great time. I will return on Friday, July 7. Blessings on your summer days!
Last week we received: Adult Envelopes $ 11,864.50 Children/Youth $ 00.00 Loose Plate $ 2,034.54 Total $ 13,899.04 Amount Needed $ 14,653.84
Short this week $ 754.80
“Everyone who acknowledges
me before others I will
acknowledge before my
heavenly Father.” MATTHEW 10:32
Do you share your Catholic faith with others?
Do you defend your Catholic faith or do you remain silent when the
situation arises? Do you pray in public
before meals? Pray for the strength and courage to be
a joyful witness of our Catholic faith when the
opportunity presents itself.
Stewardship
5:00 pm Altar Servers Matt, Clint and Cody Andresen Commentator Mary Brenk Reader 1 Matt Brenk Reader 2 Matt Brenk Music Jacob Kempenich & Morgan Media-Screen Gerald /Paul Eucharistic Minister Team Janelle Erickson Usher Team Nick Arens Hospitality Jeanette Persons Ken & Sharon Carpenter Muriel Wimbush Sacristan Brenk/Eidenschink
8:00 am Altar Servers Ethan Lundberg Izak & Ethan Medley Commentator Barbara Schmidt Reader 1 Mark Hagen Reader 2 Dave Karsnia Music Barb Habermann Shea Henderson Media-Screen Eucharistic Minister Team Ginger Flynn Usher Team Don Sayer Hospitality Marie Raun Alice DuChene Fran Hoppert Ron Schmit family Sacristan Donna Martin
10:00 am Altar Servers Jack Clark Jaci Loeffen Max Mercil Commentator Nancy Matter Reader 1 Howard Mooney Reader 2 Eileen Mooney Music Jacob Kempenich & Morgan Media-Screen Eucharistic Minister Team Charlie Berenz Usher Team Rick Nemec Hospitality Ed Geffre family John Jordan family Sacristan Mary Hager
Liturgical Ministers for July 1-2
Faith Formation News
Please remember these members of the
armed services in your prayers as they continue to protect
our country.
This Week’s Mass & Activities Schedule
Jim Runger Asyah Kazmierczak Carol Haukedahl Bess Hamilton Sr. Margaret Jackie Bellows
Bobby Sorensen Dennis Svendsen Brian Alexander Leonard Thielen Lloyd Alexander Dee Edwards Art Brickson
Marc Henderson Melanie Johnson Devyn Hueber Walt Welle Gene Manning Mary Komarek LaDonna Bice
Jim Huebsch Margaret Huebsch
Todd Jenson Stephanie Kuehn
Taylor Jasken Travis Stanton
Jade Ault Abram Whitebird
Jared Craiglow
Tiffany Wirtz Michael Brunner
Eric Swenson Joseph Huebsch
Ross Pederson Matthew Miller Jason Paulson Just in Pavek Andrew Just
Tyler Wickum James McDaniel Stephen Graham
Christopher Ewanika
Please remember those who have asked for our prayers:
Jul 24: Ex 14: 5-18/ Ex 15: 1bc-2. 3-4. 5-6/ Mt 12: 38-42 Jul 25: 2 Cor 4: 7-15/ Ps 126: 1bc-2ab. 2cd-3. 4-5. 6/ Mt 20: 20-28 Jul 26:Ex 16: 1-5. 9-15/ Ps 78: 18-19. 23-24. 25-28/ Mt 13: 1-9 Jul 27:Ex 19: 1-2. 9-11. 16-20b/ Dn 3: 52,53,54,55,56/ Mt 13: 10-17 Jul 28: Ex 20: 1-17/ Ps 19: 8. 9. 10. 11/ Mt 13: 18-23 Jul 29:Ex 24: 3-8/ Ps 50: 1b-2. 5-6. 14-15/ Jn 11: 19-27 Jul 30:1 Kgs 3: 5. 7-12/ Ps 119: 57. 72. 76-77. 127-128. 129-130 (97a)/ Rom 8: 28-30/Mt 13: 44-52
Our worker for the fire victims, poor and homeless is in need of all freezer, outside furniture, ortho/tempur pedic bed, dryer, refrigerator, gas stoves and all living room fur-niture. Please drop off at 1231 Lincoln Ave if you have some to donate. They are greatly appreciated!
The Knights of Columbus will be sponsoring a Pancake/French Toast and Sausage breakfast on Sunday, July 2, from 8-12:30 in the Parish Center.
DOORS, LIGHTS AND AIR CONDITIONING: In our efforts to keep the heat out, the cool air in, and the electricity bill low; let’s all make an effort to keep the church doors closed and lights off in areas that are not being used. Thank you for being God’s faithful stewards.
Something to think about. In this noisy, busy world are we careful not to take the Eucharist for granted? When you receive the Holy Eucharist, ask yourself: “How will this encounter with Jesus change me?” We are called to change whatever it is in our life that does not reflect the manner in which Jesus calls us to live. He desires us to be holy, happy, and healthy people. Here is a quote from “The Gift and the Giver” by Edward Farrell that can help you reflect on what we truly receive and not confuse the gift and the giver.
We ask for a piece of sand and He gives us a beach.
We ask for a drop of water and He gives us an ocean.
We ask for time and He gives us life eternal.
And it is so easy for us to fall in love with the gift
and forget the giver.
GREAT JOB HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL STUDENTS!
Parish and Area News
Is God Calling YOU? We need you to be a part of our vibrant Faith Formation program as either a catechist, team catechist, substitute catechist or class-room helper to nurture our Catholic faith in our children. We have excellent teaching
material and ongoing support. If you can volunteer your time please call or email Jean or Barbara (847-1393; [email protected] or [email protected]). Thank you for considering this.
Adult Faith Formation Gospel Study: Monday, 10:00 am, Holy Family Room. Reading, reflect and discus-sion the Sunday readings. All are welcome.
Adult Studies: Holy Rosary has many adult bible, faith and church studies available. Anyone wanting to form a group is welcome to use these and begin your own group at a day and time that works for you. You can also let us know if there is a particular study you would like to do this Fall. Contact Barbara (847-1393 or [email protected]) for information and/or assistance.
ATTENTION FAMILIES There will not be Liturgy of the Word for Children on Sunday, July 2 as this is the Fourth of the July Holiday Week-end. Visitors and Guests: Children’s Liturgy of the Word takes place during the 10:00 a.m. Mass during the summer. This is offered on most Sundays for children age 4 to Grade 5. If you have any questions regarding this please call or e-mail Jean at 847-1393 or [email protected]
This week a group of 16 individuals from Holy Rosary will be in Jamaica for a Mission Trip to build houses, hang out with the youth of the area, and assist in various other projects. For most of us going this will be a new experience, and we are all look-ing forward to what God has in store for us. I ask that you keep all of us in your pray-ers. This will be both physically and emotionally draining for us, and any extra prayers and us would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Steubenville North – St. Paul: Every year, the senior high youth of Holy Rosary attend a conference called Steubenville North. During
this conference, kids will hear powerful keynote talks, engage in small group discus-sion, and spend time in worship and adoration. If you are looking for an event to send your child to this summer, please consider this one. When: July 28 – 30 Cost: $275 Who: All students grades 8 and up (college students too!) Where: University of St. Thomas, St. Paul
EXALT (XLT): “God raised up David to be their king; of whom he testified and said, ‘I have found in David the son of Jesse a man after my heart, who will do all my will.’” (Acts 13:22) During each talk, the speaker will expand on what it means to have a heart after God. This upcoming week, XLT will be in Detroit Lakes. Frisbee will be at 3:00 pm, dinner at 6:00 pm, and XLT at 7:00 pm. Cody Klamm from Crookston will be giving our keynote that day. Follow Us: For that want to keep up with all the upcoming events for youth at Holy Rosary, follow the official church account @LakesAreaCatholicYM.
Holy Rosary School News
Monday June 26
10:00 am Gospel Study Holy Family Rm
Tuesday June 27
7:00 am Mass + Susie Thomas Chapel
7:30 am Aerobics St. John’s
1:30 pm Coffee Club Holy Family Rm
6:00 pm 4th Degree KC St. Benedict’s
Wednesday June 28
9:00 am Mass + Jerry Mann Church
6:30 pm Pastoral Council Holy Family Rm
Thursday June 29
7:00 am Mass+ Don & Delores Loh Chapel
7:30 am Aerobics St. John’s
Noon Al-anon Holy Family Rm
4:00 pm Wedding Rehearsal Church
Friday June 30
10:00 am Mass + Red & Mary Elton Oak Crossing
1:30 pm Mass + Jeremiah Froemke Ecumen
4:00 pm Hutchinson/Miller Wedding Church
Saturday July 1
5:00 pm Mass+ Terry Haynes Church
Sunday July 2
8:00 am Mass + Julian Goettel Church
8:00 am Pancake Breakfast St. John’s
10:40 am Rosary Church
10:00 am Mass ~ For the Parish Church
Youth News
CONGRATULATIONS CARDINAL CALENDAR
RAFFLE WINNERS!
June 19 Kelly Kirwin, Gr. Rpds $25
June 20 Dennis Maruska, Sierra Vista, AZ $25
June 21 Art Tobkin, Bagley $25
June 22 Lillian Welle, DL $25
June 23 Judy Wandrie, DL $75
June 24 Emma Clark, DL $25
June 25 Roger Houglum, Bagley $25
RAFFLE & BINGO PRIZES Prizes are being sought for the General Raffle and Bingo Prizes for the Parish Festival. Please contact Mary (847-1393) in the Parish Office if you or your business would like to donate!
Win the Wine Booth We are now accepting purchased bottles of wine with a retail value of $10 or more for our Win the Wine Parish Festival booth. Your donation may be left with Mary at the parish office. We thank you in advance for your generosity.
Do you know o an Auctioneer that can help us out at the Parish Festival Live Auction? Please call Jim Lachowitzer at 218.234.4470 Can you help in any way at the festival? Call any of our chair people and they will sign you up! Tricia & Eddie Geffre 701-361-9532 or 701-368-9737 Bobbi & Corey Mercil 701-866-5706 or701-219-2639 Susan & Jay Deraney 218-849-1856 or 218-850-7124 Jaime & Rick McDougall 218-849-5998 or 218-849-3107 John & Patty Wilke 507-990-6096 or 507-421-7657 Mary Hager 847-1393
5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am
For Month
Ministers of Holy Communion
Janelle Erickson Ginger Flynn Charlie Berenz
of Team Leader–Ushers Nick Arens Don Sayer Rick Nemec
July 2017 Greeters
Jeanette Person Ken & Sharon Carpenter
Muriel Wimbush
Marie Raun, Alice DuChene Fran Hoppert
Ron Schmit family
Ed Geffre family John Jordan family
July 1-2 Sacristan Brenk/Eidenschink Donna Martin Mary Hager
Commentator Mary Brenk Barbara Schmidt Nancy Matter
Reader 1 Mart Brenk Mark Hagen Howard Mooney
Reader 2 Mary Brenk Dave Karsnia Eileen Mooney
Music Jacob Kempenich & Morgan
Barb Habermann Shea Henderson
Jacob Kempenich & Morgan
Altar Servers Matt, Clint, Cody Andresen
Ethan Lundberg Izak & Ethan Medley
Jack Clark, Jaci Loeffen Max Mercil
Media-Screen
July 8-9 Commentator Paul Tobkin JoeEd Knopf Fran DeCock
Reader 1 Don Spitzley Steve Carlson Tricia Geffre
Reader 2 Paul Tobkin Jerry Tharaldson Paula Okeson
Music Susan Champa Lauren Tschider, Carly Fritz
Magnificat Magnificat
Altar Servers Matthew & Nick Tobkin
Izzy Hansen Henry & Madalyn Peeters
Taylor Clark Ivy & Ava Geffre
Media-Screen
July 15-16 Commentator Jerry Schutz Fran DeCock Ronica Wahl
Reader 1 Mary Schutz Jay Deraney Shiloh Wahl
Reader 2 Jerry Schutz Dennis Steffl James Utecht
Music Tim & Mary Kessler
Barb Habermann Shea Henderson
Scott Melhaff Jamie McDougall
Altar Servers Cody Andresen Noah Larson
Kira McCawley, Cole Deraney Matthew Morrison
Dani Clark, Grace Friesen Easton Wahl
Media-Screen
July 22-23 Commentator Linda Wainright Connie Kava Eileen Mooney
Reader 1 Joy Stone Barbara Schmidt Sarah Kapphahn
Reader 2 Linda Wainright Mike Kava Lauretta Kapphahn
Music Susan & Mark Champa
Sr. Patrice Melissa Lorentz
Susan Champa Lauren Tschider, Carly Fritz
Altar Servers Julia Steffl Shelby & Marcus Lyman
Neil & Noelle Trowbridge Sam Close
Zada Foltz Shaylee Hughes, Lila Kallstrom
Media-Screen
July 29-30 Commentator Rob Woytassek Mark Hagen Nancy Matter
Reader 1 Don Spitzley Brad Carlson Brian Swanson
Reader 2 Rob Woytassek Carol Foltz Alex Swanson
Music Tim & Mary Kessler
Scott Mehlhaff Joy Stone
Scott Mehlhaff Jamie McDougall
Altar Servers Jacob & Shea Thomas
Jon Patrick & Joshua Stone Hans Mehlhaff
Tyler Haus Eric & Tyler Kallstrom
Media-Screen
Please Note
We are not taking White Elephant and Live Auction items until
after July 4th. When you see trailer in the south parking lot--then
it’s time! Our Everyday Angel collection site is not the White
Elephant site!
Here’s your chance to be creative!
UPCYCLE - RECYLCE BOOTH
You may have noticed some items in the two entrances of the church showing ways that you can upcycle items. This is just the beginning! The possibilities are endless. Get your thinking caps on and start working on items for the booth.
SILENT AUCTION Be creative! There are unlimited possibilities! We also encourage you to consider donating art prints, collectible glass or any items suitable for the Silent Auction. May you have a nice empty basket we can fill. Start bringing them in after July 4th!
That’s right...this year we are featuring a chicken dinner instead of a pork dinner. Don’t worry--it will be tasty and worth it! Don’t forget the Farmer’s Market - if you have garden produce to share, we certainly will make use of it! I wonder what kind of cookies Deacon Gary will be making????
